In order for collaboration among school professionals to be effective,
A) decision making should be done by the special education teacher only.
B) individual students' progress must be carefully monitored.
C) special education resources should remain separate in order to provide the additional support a student may need.
D) building administrators should assign teachers to collaborative pairs.
B
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